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Re: 25 days holidays!

From:

"Ben F." <[log in to unmask]>

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PHYSIO - for physiotherapists in education and practice <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Wed, 14 Feb 2001 02:58:45 +0800

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Dear List

I am a student and have been a member of the list on & off for over a year
now(long suummer holidays off, wonder what I miss then?). I enjoy most
aspects even the light-hearted stuff.

However, I have noticed that there appear to be a spate of personal
'attacks' every so often. In fact it is almost cyclical, and maybe could be
correlated to a variable (workloads, seasons, or, topically, the weather
perhaps?).

Alternatively, maybe there is somesort of intinsic internet pressure, which
builds up and up, until there is a relief of sorts with various parts of the
globe spraying abuse at each other.

Whatever, I think it is the only thing that deteriorates the otherwise
evolving list. In the past year I have seen especially Mel, Anna & Robert
slated  and attacked for merely expressing their opinion, or saying what
were just off-handed comments.

Will it get to the stage where you need lawyers to look over your posting
before you send it?

All Im asking is if u disagree wih something, argue your case by all means,
but avoid personal attacks. Sometimes the line is not clear, because we all
belive in what we do so strongly, that we 'become' our argument and take
disagreements with it so personally.

But Im sure just taking a few extra breaths, standing up moving away from
the terminal for a while, will allow rationalisation of thought (no evidence
for this by the way, but may do study on it 'Physiotherapy in the relief of
mailbase stress' etc...).

Have fun..


Ben

Student, UK.




>From: Noemi Lee <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: PHYSIO - for physiotherapists in education and practice
>    <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: 25 days holidays!
>Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2001 12:33:17 -0800
>
>Robert,
>
>Your opinion is very welcome.
>
>I wish there were more GP (like you!) posting out
>there.
>
>The fact is that Anne has a problem for some time.
>
>She keep saying those things publicly even if she
>wants me to address soem issues privately!!!!!!!!!!
>
>Maybe we could all help Anne with the problem? (no
>exclamation point here!)
>
>I think she is very opiniated and believes she is
>right!
>
>I do not want to have a battle over this but I really
>think that we are grouwn up enough to autoregulate
>what is going on.
>
>Remember the "weather" topic.
>It was just great.
>
>Now, for more heavy stuff, I just can't wait!
>
>I have loads of things to share and I do on other
>lists where people are ready.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Noemi
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>--- Robert Treharne Jones <[log in to unmask]>
>wrote: > I don't know how many members of this list
>have a
> > knowledge of Transactional
> > Analysis, but those who are TA literate will not be
> > surprised to see how
> > Anna's Parent has triggered yet more Child from both
> > Noemi and Anne-Marie!
> >
> > The original posting and its response seem to
> > generate the question 'What is
> > this list for?'. Whether you follow the robust
> > academic school of thought,
> > or the possibility of more lighthearted comment the
> > obvious answer seems to
> > me to be 'A place where Physios can share those
> > thoughts and ideas which are
> > important to them'. As a mere GP I suppose this
> > leaves me entirely out of
> > the equation, but I can offer some perspective from
> > other lists to which I
> > subscribe. In all cases members of the list
> > determine the list rules and
> > there is always a broad mix of deadly serious and
> > lighthearted stuff -
> > heaven help us if it was a case of entirely one or
> > the other.
> >
> > Above all else, the environment of a list has got to
> > be as 'safe' as
> > possible, and that is why I felt Anna's comments
> > were harsh although Noemi -
> > if she really wanted to address her friend
> > personally, may have pushed the
> > boundaries too wide in the opposite direction by
> > posting to the list
> > instead. But if there is too much critical comment
> > passed to the list then
> > many useful contributors may be stifled because
> > people may feel inhibited,
> > and the list content can then only suffer more.
> >
> > Robert
>
>
>=====
>Noemi Lee,PT
>London, UK
>Http://www.noemi.freeserve.co.uk
>
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